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Press briefings 2009

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Press information from 2009

Longer term unemployed and young people continue to be the real challenge for labour market policies
11 November 2009 (09/19)

Employees paint a picture of their ideal manager
9 November 2009 (09/18)

Age still a sticking point for employers
21 October 2009 (09/17)

The real impact of youth unemployment
14 October 2009 (09/16)

Longer-term and youth unemployment now the real challenge
16 September 2009 (09/15)

Sharp rise in workless households threatens progress on child poverty
26 August 2009 (09/14)

Some signs of stability returning to UK labour market
12 August 2009 (09/13)

IES moves office into central Brighton
08 August 2009 (09/12)

Well-being at work remains a priority despite the recession
03 August 2009 (09/11)

Longer-term unemployment is the new danger
15 July 2009 (09/10)

No green shoots in labour market, but not as bad as worst predictions either
17 June 2009 (09/09)

OD revival as UK organisations re-engage their workforces
04 June 2009 (09/08)

A budget for jobs?
22 April 2009 (09/07)

Student Income and Expenditure Survey 2007/08
21 April 2009 (09/06)

Largest claimant count increase since comparable records began in 1971
18 March 2009 (09/05)

Coaching helps shatter the glass ceiling
16 March 2009 (09/04)

Almost one-third of workers feel financial worries affect their performance at work
11 March 2009 (09/03)

Public works needed to head off long term unemployment threat
11 February 2009 (09/02)

2008 was bad. What’s in store for 2009?
21 January 2009 (09/01)